Petal Theory Essence

PETAL THEORY

Some things make more sense in bloom.

SMELLS LIKE
Pear Blossom ⋆ Red Berries ⋆ White Gardenia ⋆ Jasmine ⋆ Frangipani ⋆ Brown Sugar ⋆ Patchouli

THE FEELING

Petal Theory smells like having a hypothesis and absolutely no intention of proving it.

Bright pear blossom and red berries tumble into a garden full of white florals, while brown sugar and patchouli warm everything underneath. Sweet, lush, and just grounded enough to keep all those petals from floating away.

Floral? Yes. Delicate? Not particularly.

FOR THE ONES...

Who collect flowers, feelings, and suspicious amounts of evidence for theories they cannot technically prove.

FRAGRANCE LAYERING

SOFTEN IT ⋆ MothMilk
Put the petals in cashmere.
Soft musk, tonka, and suede blur Petal Theory's bright florals into something warmer, quieter, and wonderfully close to the skin.

DEEPEN IT ⋆ Night Fell First
Let the garden stay out past dark.
Oud, sandalwood, amber, tonka, vetiver, and cardamom pull the sweetness downward, turning all those white petals richer, woodier, and considerably more nocturnal.

MAKE IT STRANGE ⋆ Indigo Mirage
Water the garden with something peculiar.
Cool mint and cucumber slip between the pear, berries, jasmine, and violet, transforming Petal Theory into a strange little garden after rain...green, fruity, floral, and unexpectedly refreshing.

THE PARTICULARS

10 mL fragrance oil essence ⋆ Glass roll-on ⋆ Alcohol-free ⋆ Hand-blended in small batches

Carrier Oils: Sweet Almond (tree nut) + Jojoba.

HOW TO WEAR

Roll onto pulse points, behind the ears, along the collarbone, or anywhere you'd like the scent to stay close.

Petal Theory has no objection to overthinking. In fact, she rather encourages it.

Roll gently. Follow the bloom. ⋆˙⟡